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Vietnamese, Indian educational institutions strengthen collaboration

A delegation of the Diplomatic Academy of Vietnam (DAV) had a working session with representatives from Jindal Global University in India’s Haryana state on July 7 to promote international cooperation and improve the quality of human resources training in the field of foreign affairs.
New Delhi (VNA) – A delegation of the Diplomatic Academy of Vietnam(DAV) had a working session with representatives from Jindal Global Universityin India’s Haryana state on July 7 to promote international cooperation andimprove the quality of human resources training in the field of foreign affairs.

Speaking at the meeting, Principal Director of the JindalInstitute of Behavioural Sciences Sanjeev P.Sahni gave the DAV delegation an overviewof Jindal Global University, which is considered India’s leading privateuniversity.

Meanwhile, Dr. Vu Tuan Anh, Dean of the DAV Faculty ofInternational Communication and Culture, briefed the host on the main featuresof his faculty as well as development opportunities of the faculty in particularand the academy in general.

The two sides discussed specific plans on student exchange,scholarship granting as well as the addition of new, highly practical subjects amid the booming of science, technology and artificial intelligence (AI).

Jindal Global University committed to awarding 100scholarships to DAV students under short-term student exchange courses.

In addition, the two educational institutions will also haveplans to exchange researchers and lecturers in a number of strong researchfields such as international relations, international law and internationalcommunication./.
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